Smart Home event hosted by company demonstrates how the next great leap forward for broadband can enable the technologies that will change how we live, learn, work and play.
During a virtual panel at the annual Comic-Con, futurists and technology experts in fields like music, sports, and education got together to discuss how the pandemic has driven more people to use next generation technologies during their time at home, and where the future of entertainment is headed as a result.
Cable ISPs are focused on the future and bringing 10G to U.S. homes to enhance connectivity and prepare for whatever the future might bring. In a Q&A, Curtis Knittle, CableLabs vice president of wired technologies research and development, further explained what 10G means for the cable industry and consumers.
In recent weeks, the world witnessed how cable networks around the globe have withstood the test of a dramatic surge in capacity demand due to the work-from-home (WFH) and other xFH practices induced by COVID-19 pandemic and are holding up extremely well.
The global technology community is about to descend on Las Vegas next week for CES 2020 and one common element of just about every device, service and technology that will be featured is how connectivity – and increasing bandwidth – are powering a whole range of immersive consumer experiences.
